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steadfast allegiance to their suzerain the Em peror, always striving for the virtual independ ence of Tirol, or, in point of fact, for the absolute independence of their own caste. And the Kaiser looked on their proceedings with an indulgent eye. In his jealousy for his own imperial rights, he saw the ad vantage of these dissensions in Tirol. The arrogance of provincial barons could do him no harm, whereas he had much to dread from the encroachments of subject princes and rejoiced to see their power restricted. So young Duke Friedrich stood between two fires and saw that the Empire would give him no help in asserting his prerogative. In his roistering, harebrained days he had willingly joined the Elephant League, an association of nobles to which all his comrades belonged, and probably this intimacy enabled him to measure the impossibility of reconciling their claims with his rights as sovereign Count of Tirol.

His eyes were opened to their preposterous assump tions, to their inborn and carefully fostered creed that their caste owed allegiance to the 24 Oswald von Wolkenstein Kaiser alone, and that the Count of Tirol was a mere figurehead bound to leave their power untouched. He also knew that the virtual ruler of the land was Heinrich von Rottenburg, chief of the League and captain of the Etsch. Once, when the young Duke was strolling through the Bozen streets with some festive companions, he saw Heinrich riding into the town in full harness with a brilliant retinue of attendant lords. Do you know who that man is? he asked, laughingly. Who but Rottenburg, captain of the Etsch, answered one of his friends, amazed by the question. Not at all, retorted Friedrich. He is the Regent of Tirol. Im not worth a brass farthing compared with him. Another time, when Rottenburg appeared in state array, the prince pushed through the crowd of obsequious attendants and drag his sword presented it to the Captain as in act of tendering homage, whereupon Rotten burg exclaimed, laughing at the jest Oswald von Wolkenstein 25 Fritz, Fritz! when wilt thou learn wisdom? When thou hast lost it ! was the prompt reply. The jest was turned to deadly earnest, at a later time when Rottenburgs power was shattered by the Duke.

Meanwhile, when roaming about the country in disguise like Haroun el Raschid, though un like him, for purposes of amusement, Friedrich not only discovered the monstrous tyranny practised by his nobles, but learnt to appreciate his sturdy mountain folk, and foresaw that both peasants and burghers would give him valiant support in case of conflict with their oppressors. This, too, regardless of the fact that the Tirolese prelates being likewise temporal lords were all on the nobles side. To give a full account of Friedrichs long struggle with his rebellious barons would lead us too far from our special theme ; but certain details and episodes in which Oswald was con cerned demand some preliminary words in order to explain the character of the prince and his change of front towards our poet. Ill FRIEDRICH IV. Was the youngest son of Duke Leopold of Austria and Virida Visconti of Milan. He was neither a man of firstclass ability nor of high moral worth, but after the reckless period of his minority and the first troublous, blundering years of his reign, he developed excellent qualities as a ruler.

Really solicitous for the welfare of his people, physically brave and of genial temper, he could strike hard on emergency, but seldom showed rancour, and, even when coarsened by sensual excess, re mained susceptible to impulses of generosity and mercy. During the prolonged and haras sing strife with his nobles he acted both with military skill and political insight, and in spite of early extravagance, was so successful in re organising the finances of the State that his successor Duke Sigismund gained the merited designation of Sigismund the Wealthy.